… The expected results of these imagined performances will be differently envisioned: academic
success and other benefits for the former, academic failure and curtailed possibilities for …

… of academic self-efficacy, academic motivation, and academic self-concept to academic …
Authoritative parenting and college students academic adjustment and success. Journal of …

… of subject matter, and exert effort will give rise to academic success . In part, these
characteristics may help to explain why self-regulated learners usually exhibit a high sense of self-…

… affective and motivational processes leading to successful performance. We consider basic
traits (ie, conscientiousness and openness) and academic self-efficacy beliefs, as layers of a …

… Given the strong interdependence between self and others in Chinese society, our discussion
will focus on the personal and social-contextual factors pertinent to the academic success …

… the emotional intelligence is not a powerful predictor of academic success (O'Connor, Jr.. &
… academic success. Accordingly, it can be said that a decline will occur in academic success …

… , and directly influences academic performance through cognition. … selfefficacy, it is student
interpretation of past success and failures that may be responsible for subsequent success (…

… academic selfefficacy, especially among students who are less academically prepared to
cope with increasingly challenging academic … Students with high self-efficacy for successful …

… In essence, as a ‘proxy’ for learning and academic success, it is important that educational
practices encourage and cultivate positive self-efficacy beliefs in classroom learning. A …

… self‐constructs or specific self‐constructs. Self‐constructs in this study included self‐efficacy
and self‐… of specificity: general self‐efficacy, academic self‐efficacy, specific self‐efficacy, …